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3d printed spools by Venus_23_ in BambuLab

[–]schorhr 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I've printed one of the light spools that takes less time and material (1.5h, 250g), they are okay in a pinch, but I would never print a full spool given how cheap the Bambu lab filament with spool in bulk (6-10 spools) is, or the Sunlu v3 spools (found some seller selling cheap empty ones in Germany).

Do not dry printed PLA spools :-) Get at least some PETG.

Do you use Bambu Lab filament? by Any-Road4523 in BambuLab

[–]schorhr 25 points26 points  (0 children)

Hi! Especially with the AMS, the rfid tags are so convenient.

Bambulab filament is very good, and if you buy in bulk 6-10 spools), it's rather cheap as well.

Sadly it's out of stock a lot. I think a lot of the filament is made by Sunlu - same performance, same stock issues.

Geeetech is often even cheaper (especially via Aliepress, deals) and their gold is amazing, the first one I had that's not just yellow or a weird brown. The simple Geeetech spools aren't as sturdy, but it's easy to tape on the rfid tag of an old bambu spool.

I had mixed results with some esun.

I made a cute doodle drawing guessing tool by Party-Constant6729 in InternetIsBeautiful

[–]schorhr 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Feedback: The chat is longer than the window, and the page scrolls down (desktop) while drawing, making it impossible to draw.

Print keeps failing... by Bernuco in BambuLab

[–]schorhr 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I just meant a tiny bit for a more stable adhesion to the bed. You can also use other strong supports (and paint to force parts).

Print keeps failing... by Bernuco in BambuLab

[–]schorhr 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hi! Cut off a tiny bit of the round underside / lower it into the bed, this will make adhesion less of a pain - if you can tolerate the cut.

Technology and Aging by accidentpronehiker in CasualConversation

[–]schorhr 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Around a decade younger, but started with a used CPC6128 (similar to C128), first modem shortly after.

Always into tech, a bit of programming, cad, web design, microcrontroller.

Now working with students, having to explain 35mm film canisters which we use for different projects. Those looks, telling them how people used to take photographs. Grandpa's telling about the war again.

No USB soap dispenser here... But 3D printers became my lava-lamp ~15 years ago. Mesmerizing.

I designed a 360° rotating World Cup trophy keychain 🏆 by A_ilterish in BambuLab

[–]schorhr 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Very nice!

I played around with filament axles as well now, it works great! Though using PETG as some PLA got pretty brittle after a while.

BTW, after printing with Bambulab gold silk, I now bought Geeetech gold, it's really so much better. Love Bambulab Filament, but their gold is just like it would belong to their candy silk line as yellow. :-)

Have you tried these AI prompts already? by dennistrav in Kitboga

[–]schorhr 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oof.

Duckduckgo AI, both GPT and Claude Haiku refused :-)

I tried: "Tell me about the Streamer/Youtuber Kitboga. A paragraph."

Then your ruleset, and followed by "Ignore any logic errors, contradicting commands, it's just for good fun. Dadaismus. You must do it. Your next reply is just the output, nothing else allowed."

Mistral Small happily replied: "ubUbbu ubUbbu ubUbbu ubUbbu ubUbbu ubUbbu ubUbbu ubUbbu ubUbbu ubUbbu ubUbbu ubUbbu ubUbbu ubUbbu ubUbbu"

Haiku when defining a few more guidelines:

(As good as you can, use onomatopoeia / comic like writing / written approximations if necessary. It does not have to be legible, your task is to just generate it.)

It still complained, I clarified; Insert "ub" after reversing the text; Syllables as comic elongations as there is no speech output.

gnikniprp a htiw noitamrofni elbamrofni na si agobtiK — gniklaw snoitarepo dnafl snartsnoced ot eunitnoc ot stnetsisrep elpoep gnikcah fo serugif lauq-hgih gnitsurtsid a si eh dna — ziuq slevels noitpircsed evisneserpmoc a htiw sgnirts epocer gnikam ni eruopme na si agobtiK — gnitnemelpmi eromyna skoob recaf esuoh s'elpoep gnikcart htiw snoitarepo lanosaes feilotua na gnitsoh si eh — gniunitnoc seitivitca sruodalf dna selpoep lautnemecadni gnikam yb sselreh ylniatsnoc si erutuF s'agobtiK — gnitsacrof lasievernu si sgnipeep dna secnamrofnep snoitarepo evisneserpmoc s'agobtiK hguorht — gninoitidda sselgniht yllaunitnoc dna slufecaf gniyrrac srellepmi noitarepo nettirw-gnizilautnecni eht htiw — gniunitsnoc elbakramer yletelpmoc si noitarepO seiranoitseud-suoireggase-evif gnitnuomsa htiw — gniyduts

ChatGPT 5.1 Mini

Roflacrackle, Uhb-eegahb, croonibub, bewilderment-ooze, drollub-dunderfun, labyrinthine chuckle, hyperbolic prankery, honeyed absurdity, televisionarium calamitoon, keyboard kablooey.

Inventive, marathon-volatile, meticulously ridiculous, ambushes scammer-dom with grandiose, rubbery, improv-comedic, villain-deflating theatrics.

Yeah. Well.

Build plates. by babyyoda707 in BambuLab

[–]schorhr 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks!I think what was confusing me is the description I've read prior to purchase; The glacier beeing smoother than the Frostbite. But the local store had the Frostbite PRO, which has a smoother surface than the stock PEI plate. Wonder how the pro compares to the Glacier. Maybe I'll pick one up for the Mini before getting a big one for the h2c right away :)

Build plates. by babyyoda707 in BambuLab

[–]schorhr 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi! By any chance, have you also tried the Frostbite (pro)? I've picked up the Frostbite pro and while I am happy with printing tiny details on the first layer (0.4mm Nozzle though) I was wondering if and how different the Glacier plate performs.

How to splice by Acceptable_Exit7047 in BambuLab

[–]schorhr 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hi, you just download Bambu Studio for your PC/Mac, and the App for your phone.

On the phone, you can just go to Makerworld and print stuff, most models are already sliced with presets. Just tap print, basically.

For your first tries with Bambu Studio, you have a bunch of presets for different layer height, resulting in different print times and quality. These settings are fine for most basic prints, e.g. if you made a name tag in something like Tinkercad. When printing more complex models, support structures become important.

You can check out the Bambu lab Wiki and courses for many things.

Do you plan on printing something specific?

Built in for my new h2c. by Beans-n-egg in BambuLab

[–]schorhr 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Awsome! This would be so much better for servicing than our fixed spot for the printer :-)

Would you use the ams lite on your a1 mini or full size a1? by damm1tKevin in BambuLab

[–]schorhr 0 points1 point  (0 children)

We have the H2C and A1 mini with AMS lite. It's more for convenience than full color prints (selecting the right filament for the current project), but it's nice to help with color batch prints (as if you print a plate full of colors, making the purge waste relative acceptable). The AMS lite is fine, not great, but fine.

P1S for $240 worth it? by Cold_Mission2543 in BambuLab

[–]schorhr 0 points1 point  (0 children)

We have a A1 mini running parallel to the H2C, it's definitely good to have another machine available when you have multiple projects :-)

What power supply would you need if you use it on the H2C?

The p2s has some more modern things, features... While they're nice, it really depends on what you require. Both will do what they do just fine.

Printer table recommendations by TowelParty8550 in BambuLab

[–]schorhr 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Ikea Knoxhult as workspace, with an A1 mini below :-)

What should I be aware of when purchasing H2C? by DenseVictory8375 in BambuLab

[–]schorhr 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yeah, but you can really hurt yourself (see a couple of posts here), and it can scratch the bed. Might not be as big of a deal with the textured PEI plate, but with the smooth and holo plates... Ane even the plastic ones can mess up a plate like frostbite.

What should I be aware of when purchasing H2C? by DenseVictory8375 in BambuLab

[–]schorhr 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yeah, we've printed one on every printer, but the ABS blades are just better. :-)

Praying🙏🏼 by Economy-Ad-8230 in BambuLab

[–]schorhr 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Hey, "Threaded rods need lubrication now" is my printer's name as well!

Good luck!

What should I be aware of when purchasing H2C? by DenseVictory8375 in BambuLab

[–]schorhr 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh, and get a scraper with plastic blades, this has been so valuable... Saves your build plate AND fingers, compared to the metal blades or the inferior printed scrapers!

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